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I went to my purchase history, and clicked on the link to one of the items I recently bought.

Then, I went up to the address bar, highlighted the entire thing, pressed ctrl-C (or crtl-insert) to copy it, and here is how it looks when I paste it:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313604652653

(If you click the link, you should see a 1950 Bowman Phillies card that I feel I over-paid for. LOL)

That should do the trick.

Thank you! We all overpay sometimes hahaha!

And that's exactly what I did for some that were declined. So, I was super confused. 

The ones that were just the homepage made sense to me. When I first started, I didn't think about linking to the actual page. So I fixed those when they were declined. But the ones that had the link to the product page, I was super confused. 

The ones that were rejected had a link that looked like this:

https://www.ebay.com/?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5337835202&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

As Dan posted, we just need https://www.ebay.com/itm/  followed by the Item Number

Hmmmm. That's what I was doing. 

Not sure why they were delined then. I'll keep on keepin on and hope the others are good to go

How do I see if my pricing has been approved?

Another friendly reminder that taking photos of your hand holding a card are not acceptable images for this database. Also you can't screenshot COMC images and pass the screenshot to us. Please stop.

Also not acceptable is taking a photo, then using Photoshop to skew the corners and making it look perfectly centered and straight.

If an image is blurry on any part of the card, it comes across as a photo (and most likely is) - that's why they get flagged for removal.

I may try to put together a guide to "How can I make sure my submitted images get accepted" here, but until I have time it may be necessary to bump this thread daily.

Please do NOT submit photos of any kind as they should be rejected immediately. Here "photos" includes pictures taken with a phone camera or standalone camera, or images created by a "scanning" app on your phone, which uses the camera and is therefore producing photos.

Since no photos are allowed this shouldn't need to be said, but nobody should be submitting images of cards on display stands, held in their hands, sitting on a table, or resting on background material. These images are unacceptable because they're not the result of sitting flat on scanner glass, and are often at weird angles, have poor lighting/reflections, or even a reflection of the person taking the picture. They're not flat and can't be cropped/rotated properly so they're poor representations of the card and make the site worse.

Please see this link for examples of what not to submit.

I didn't read every post on this but I wanted to mention that a fact on this site about pricing is that it's a Median Price.  That basically means it's a price in the middle.  It could be a little less or a little more.  It's Median.  Lol.  Other pricing sites and the Big B pricing companies use Low and High pricing. It's all the same rally.  Yeah EBay may skew it a bit with fees and confusion on addition to shipping that shouldn't be included, but for me Median is best.  It leaves room on the outside edges of pricing.  Ultimately we as the collector control pricing.  You pay what you are willing to pay for a card or group of cards.  Those prices set the standard.  The more prices there are of the same items the more accurate a Median Price will be.  That makes it nearly fail safe.  When you do Low/High you are automatically setting the fail ends of pricing.  Period.  Or my opinion.  Lol.  You decide.  

I meant to clarify for some in case it wasn't clear.  Median = just means- in the middle   

Thank you-